Wilde, Oscar

A grotesque dwarf falls in love with the beautiful Infanta.

When Algernon and Jack fall in love with two young ladies, they've done it under false pretenses, and confusion and mayhem threaten to break up the young lovers.

Presents a selection of twenty-four poems by nineteenth-century Irish writer Oscar Wilde.

A woman of perceived low morals shows social paragon Lady Windermere the difference between true morality and its semblance.

The statue of a prince who lived a life of ease and contentment while living is forced to look down upon the suffering poor of the city.

Presents the complete short fiction of nineteenth-century Irish author Oscar Wilde, including fairy tales, ghost stories, mysteries, and comedies of manners, and includes an introductory essay that examines Wilde's life and work.

A collection of fairy tales written by Oscar Wilde for children and adults alike that reflect the times Wilde grew up in and the values that shaped his life.

Dorian Gray, a handsome aristocrat, meets Lord Henry Wotton and is corrupted into a terrible, decadent lifestyle and hedonistic existence.